Join the WVU Press for a moderated conversation with author Matthew Ferrence and political candidate Kate Barr as they share the story of two regular citizens challenging entrenched systems — each in a different way — with the hope of an unlikely outcome from 7-8 p.m. Monday (Oct. 28) on Zoom.
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New managers or people leaders who are looking to sharpen their supervisor skills are invited to take part in a three-part, virtual series beginning with the “Strengths-Based Leadership” session from noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 7 on Zoom.
Instructors who wish to remain or become early adopters of eCampus Ultra (WVU login required) for the Spring 2025 semester can request an Ultra production shell until Nov. 1. After that date, requests cannot be processed for Spring 2025.
The University community is encouraged to share thoughts about Homecoming 2024 by taking a few minutes to complete a survey before Nov. 1.
Employees with dependents should submit Spring 2025 applications by Nov. 1. Applications are not required if a student dependent is already receiving the scholarship for the Fall 2024 term.
In 2004, WVU afforded Jake Stump a self-fulfilling opportunity. It sent a rural, Preston County boy — who’d never ventured outside the continental United States — to a land 9,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean. That land was Vietnam, a place where his father, an Air Force veteran, met his mother, a country native, during the Vietnam War.